Designing and making a model monster \u2013 first creating three A3 sheets of double sided textures using texture buzz words, done quickly. I used string Satsuma netting and mono printed the pattern to replicate scales.\u00a0 I also mono printed feathers in a pattern for the feathered one, and used an old washing up brush to make the fur texture. My final monster is yellow and fuchsia and he looks a little like a dragon but with two blue tongues, a giraffe-ish head and many feet.\u00a0 I felt this was a little childish task in the outset, but once I got into it, it took me out of my comfort zone, I began to think laterally and enjoyed this. I was quite pleased with my outcome, although I felt it was a little childish\u2013looking. (Maybe that was the point?).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Getting the model of the monster to stand up independently took some testing, but I succeeded, and fitted all the sections for it onto an A4 sized pattern sheet as per the brief. The type of eyes used can definitely make or break a monster\u2019s looks. They change the whole look of it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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